Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume that,
number of minutes read by Kiran is = x minutes.
number of minutes read by Andre is = y minutes.
Andre read for 58 minute more than that of Kiran.
Converting minute to hour we get,
So the relationship between x and y will be,
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
y(y+2)=y²-6
y²+2y=y²-6
2y=-6
y=-3
2[x-(1-3x)]=3(x+1)
2[x-1+3x]=3x+3
2(4x-1)=3x+3
8x-2=3x+3
8x-3x=3+2
5x=5
x=1
A) Composite function that represents how many flowers Iris can expect to bloom over a certain number of weeks is f[s(w)] = 50w + 25.
B) The unit of measurement for the composite function is flowers.
C) Number of the flowers for 30 weeks will be 1525.
<h3>What is a composite function?</h3>
A function is said to be a composite function when a function is written in another function. The composite function that represents the number of flowers is f[s(w)] = 50w + 25. and the number of flowers for 30 weeks is 1525.
Part A: Write a composite function that represents how many flowers Iris can expect to bloom over a certain number of weeks.
From the given data we will find the function for the number of flowers with time.
f(s) = 2s + 25
We have s(w) = 25w
f[(s(w)]=2s(w) + 25
f[(s(w)] = 2 x ( 25w ) +25
f[s(w)] = 50w + 25.
Part B: What are the units of measurement for the composite function in Part A
The expression f[s(w)] = 50w + 25 will give the number of the flowers blooming over a number of the weeks so the unit of measurement will be flowers.
Part C: Evaluate the composite function in Part A for 30 weeks.
The expression f[s(w)] = 50w + 25 will be used to find the number of flowers blooming in 30 weeks put the value w = 30 to get the number of the flowers.
f[s(w)] = 50w + 25.
f[s(w)] = (50 x 30) + 25.
f[s(w)] = 1525 flowers.
Therefore the composite function is f[s(w)] = 50w + 25. unit will be flowers and the number of flowers in 30 weeks will be 1525.
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18/25 = 0.72
11/15 = 0.73
no, 18/25 is not bigger then 11/15....it is smaller
